see
/siː/ verb (present participle seeing, past tense saw, past participle seen)Translation
EYES [I, T] › to notice people and things with your eyes
görmek
Have you seen Jo? Turn the light on so I can see.1081UNDERSTAND [I, T] › to understand something
anlamak, kavramak, farkına varmak
I see what you mean. I don't see why I should go.1121MEET [T] › to meet or visit someone
görüşmek, ziyaret etmek, görmek
I'm seeing Peter tonight. You should see a doctor.16591658WATCH [T] › to watch a film, television programme, etc
seyretmek, bakmak, izlemek
Did you see that film last night?1081INFORMATION [T] › to find out information
öğrenmek, bilgi edinmek, bulup öğrenmek
[+ question word] I'll just see what time the train gets in.1986IMAGINE [T] › to imagine or think about something or someone in a particular way
hayal etmek, görmek, kabul etmek
I just can't see him as a father.1103BELIEVE [T] › to believe that something will happen
inanmak, olacağına inanmak
I can't see us finishing on time.1114HAPPEN [T] › to be the time or place where something happens
tanık olmak, olmak, görmek
This decade has seen huge technological advances.1752 see that › If you ask someone to see that something happens, you want them to make sure it happens.
bak gör, işte bak, farketmek, hissetmek
Could you see that everyone gets a copy of this letter?11151895 see sb home/to the station, etc › to go somewhere with someone, especially to make sure they are safe
güvende olduğunu görmek, güven/emniyet içinde birini bir yere bırakmak
Let me see you home.1641 I'll/we'll see › used to say that you will make a decision about something later
Hele bakalım/bakayım!', 'Dur bakalım/bakayım!', 'Bir düşüneyim/düşünelim!'
"Dad, can I have a guitar?" "We'll see."1559 see you informal › used for saying goodbye
see about sth/doing sth phrasal verb Görüşürüz!', 'Hadi hoşçakal!', 'Görüşmek üzere!'
→ See also be glad/happy, etc to see the back of sb/sth → See also see eye to eye (with sb) → See also see red2118 › to deal with something, or arrange for something to be done
see sth in sb/sth phrasal verb icabına bakmak, gerekeni yapmak, halletmek, çözümlemek
You should see about getting your hair cut.1115 › to believe that someone or something has a particular quality
see sb off phrasal verb birinde bir yeteneği/kabiliyeti görmek/keşfetmek
I can't understand what you see in her (= why you like her).1110 › to go to the place that someone is leaving from in order to say goodbye to them
see sb out phrasal verb uğurlamak, yolcu etmek, uğurlamaya gitmek
My parents came to the airport to see me off.1641 › to take someone to the door of a room or building when they are leaving
see through sb/sth phrasal verb geçirmek, kapıya kadar geçirmek; yolcu etmek, uğurlamak
Don't worry, I'll see myself out (= leave the room/building by myself).1641 › to understand that someone is trying to deceive you
see to sth phrasal verb iç yüzünü anlamak, gerçek niyetini anlamak, içini/aklından geçenleri okumak, aslını esasını anlamak, hakkındaki gerçeği görmek
I saw through him at once.1121 › to deal with something
icabına bakmak, gerekeni/gereğini yapmak; bakmak, ilgilenmek, meşgul olmak
Don't worry, I'll see to everything while you're away.2140(Definition of see verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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